Diana clenched her fists, but she still quickly pulled Barry back. Now was not the time to vent their anger.
"Then how are you going to send him back to Krypton?" Diana cut straight to the heart of the matter. "He's invincible on Earth. You can't lock him up with anything, so you can't send him back. This plan is nothing but empty talk."
Lex snorted coldly, seemingly eager to show off his own intelligence. He began to boast, "Force definitely won't work. I've already figured that out. This guy has no weaknesses at all. Even Kryptonite, which can weaken him, can't truly kill him. Trying to harm him on Earth is nothing but a fool's dream."
"But this guy has a huge brain and barely uses it. You could tell from the fact that he went back to Krypton just because someone told him Kryptonians were extinct. What if he went back and found out they weren't extinct after all? With a civilization that advanced, wouldn't they blast him out of the sky?"
Diana froze. She truly had never considered it from that angle. That was right—Clark had never been to Krypton before. Everything he knew about Kryptonians going extinct had come from information in a ship on Earth. But that information might not have been true.
It looked as though the information had been left behind by his parents, but what if they had exaggerated the truth? For instance, maybe the planet really had broken apart, but its people had not been completely wiped out. If some had survived, Clark could be in danger if he rashly went back.
Even taking the most conservative view, what if such an advanced civilization had a few colony worlds? The home planet might have broken apart, and even the people on